The Tokyo Ghoul family tree places 301 characters. 91 of them are joined to others by a recorded tie, such as parent and child, siblings or partners, and the biggest families are Kamishiro. Everyone else is filed under the clan, team, rank or home they belong to: the largest homes are CCG (41), TSC (7), Kamii University (5), Suzuya Squad (4).
Major Tokyo Ghoul families and how they are related
Kamishiro
5 characters, 5 with recorded family ties
Kamishiro is the adoptive parent of Matasaka Kamishiro.
Notable members: Kamishiro, Kichimura Washuu, Matasaka Kamishiro, Rize Kamishiro.
Tokyo Ghoul family tree: questions
How many characters are in the Tokyo Ghoul family tree?
301 characters from the Tokyo Ghoul Wiki, grouped under 46 clans, teams, ranks and places. 91 of them have at least one recorded family tie.
Which groups in the Tokyo Ghoul family tree are the largest?
The largest are CCG (41), Ghoul Investigator (28), Ghoul (17), Ghoul (13), Ghoul (13).
How do I find a character in the Tokyo Ghoul family tree?
Type a name in the search box above the tree. The tree moves to that person and opens a card with their relatives. The Jump menu goes straight to a clan, team or place, and the Families only switch hides everyone with no recorded relatives.
Why are some characters not joined to a family?
Most characters have no relatives recorded in the source. They hang from a label for what they belong to, such as a clan, team, rank or home, drawn with dotted lines. Those lines show membership, not family.
Does the Tokyo Ghoul family tree contain spoilers?
This tree has no spoiler menu yet, so it shows every relative the source lists, including ones revealed late in the story. Read it after the parts of Tokyo Ghoul you care about.
Where does the family tree data come from?
From the Tokyo Ghoul Wiki (CC BY-SA). Ties come from the relatives each character page lists, and ties one page claims but the other page does not confirm are left out. AnimeSparks adds the layout and the grouping.